Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
Dec 25th 2006, 9:39 am
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Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
Hi Everybody
We are going to Tanzania in the summer of 2007 and were thinking about
also doing a riding safari. Can this be recommended for beginners with
little experience? Does anybody have any experiences with tour
organizers? Are there any budget tours available saving money be means
of accomodation? Is it best to book a tour in advance from home or when
arriving in Daare Es Salam or at any national park?
We'd be very thankfull for any information
Sincerely
Chris + Ulli
We are going to Tanzania in the summer of 2007 and were thinking about
also doing a riding safari. Can this be recommended for beginners with
little experience? Does anybody have any experiences with tour
organizers? Are there any budget tours available saving money be means
of accomodation? Is it best to book a tour in advance from home or when
arriving in Daare Es Salam or at any national park?
We'd be very thankfull for any information
Sincerely
Chris + Ulli
Dec 25th 2006, 10:47 am
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
Never heard of one.
Remember that any safari worth taking would include
areas with major predators. Your horse might look
like lunch to them.
Remember that any safari worth taking would include
areas with major predators. Your horse might look
like lunch to them.
Dec 25th 2006, 12:31 pm
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
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"Dimitrie" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Everybody
>
> We are going to Tanzania in the summer of 2007 and were thinking about
> also doing a riding safari. Can this be recommended for beginners with
> little experience? Does anybody have any experiences with tour
> organizers? Are there any budget tours available saving money be means
> of accomodation? Is it best to book a tour in advance from home or when
> arriving in Daare Es Salam or at any national park?
Don't know about Tz. I know you can do it in Kenya, but if the price
was budget, I'd be concerned about the care of the horses: some places
I saw clearly didn't make that a priority. I couldn't recommend any
I've seen (just a few) but I know there are more expensive ones I
haven't seen - looking at a brochure I have to hand, I see one in
Kenya 'from Loita Hills to Masai Mara', one along the Limpopo River
(Tuli Block) in South Africa, and one in Maun/Okovango in Botswana.
This is an (upper)-middle price company. Don't see one for Tz, though.
Slainte
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"Dimitrie" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Everybody
>
> We are going to Tanzania in the summer of 2007 and were thinking about
> also doing a riding safari. Can this be recommended for beginners with
> little experience? Does anybody have any experiences with tour
> organizers? Are there any budget tours available saving money be means
> of accomodation? Is it best to book a tour in advance from home or when
> arriving in Daare Es Salam or at any national park?
Don't know about Tz. I know you can do it in Kenya, but if the price
was budget, I'd be concerned about the care of the horses: some places
I saw clearly didn't make that a priority. I couldn't recommend any
I've seen (just a few) but I know there are more expensive ones I
haven't seen - looking at a brochure I have to hand, I see one in
Kenya 'from Loita Hills to Masai Mara', one along the Limpopo River
(Tuli Block) in South Africa, and one in Maun/Okovango in Botswana.
This is an (upper)-middle price company. Don't see one for Tz, though.
Slainte
Liz
--
http://www.v-liz.com - Kenya; Tanzania; Namibia; India; Galapagos
Photo Gallery:
http://www.betterphoto.com/gallery/g...emberID=165111
Dec 25th 2006, 7:51 pm
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
I don't have direct experience with any in Tanzania, but a quick Google
search of "horse tanzania safari" turned up what looks like rich
pickings. Be sure you follow Liz's advice re: animal welfare...and
Dave's about being lion food. That said, it seems like there are
numerous opportunities to see Tanzania's people, animals and
environments from horseback.
Let us know what you decide -- and post your photos when you get back!
Kurt
search of "horse tanzania safari" turned up what looks like rich
pickings. Be sure you follow Liz's advice re: animal welfare...and
Dave's about being lion food. That said, it seems like there are
numerous opportunities to see Tanzania's people, animals and
environments from horseback.
Let us know what you decide -- and post your photos when you get back!
Kurt
Dec 26th 2006, 4:05 am
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
"Dave Patterson" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht
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> Never heard of one.
> Remember that any safari worth taking would include
> areas with major predators. Your horse might look
> like lunch to them.
Not always Dave, here in SA there's also a company run by Germans, and they
do big-5 horseback safaris.
As far as I know the last 3 years no horses were eaten by lions...
Corn�
news:[email protected]...
> Never heard of one.
> Remember that any safari worth taking would include
> areas with major predators. Your horse might look
> like lunch to them.
Not always Dave, here in SA there's also a company run by Germans, and they
do big-5 horseback safaris.
As far as I know the last 3 years no horses were eaten by lions...
Corn�
Dec 26th 2006, 8:54 am
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
"Corn�" wrote:
> here in SA there's also a company run by Germans, and they
> do big-5 horseback safaris.
> As far as I know the last 3 years no horses were eaten by lions...
It does sound like something that would be fun.
Up until that very last moment.. Hahaha
> here in SA there's also a company run by Germans, and they
> do big-5 horseback safaris.
> As far as I know the last 3 years no horses were eaten by lions...
It does sound like something that would be fun.
Up until that very last moment.. Hahaha
Dec 28th 2006, 7:15 pm
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
Dave, of course you don't have to outrun the lion. You only have to
outrun your travelling companions. :-)
Marc
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:54:51 -0700, Dave Patterson <[email protected]>
wrote:
>"Corn�" wrote:
>
>> here in SA there's also a company run by Germans, and they
>> do big-5 horseback safaris.
>>
>> As far as I know the last 3 years no horses were eaten by lions...
>
>It does sound like something that would be fun.
>Up until that very last moment.. Hahaha
outrun your travelling companions. :-)
Marc
On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 14:54:51 -0700, Dave Patterson <[email protected]>
wrote:
>"Corn�" wrote:
>
>> here in SA there's also a company run by Germans, and they
>> do big-5 horseback safaris.
>>
>> As far as I know the last 3 years no horses were eaten by lions...
>
>It does sound like something that would be fun.
>Up until that very last moment.. Hahaha
Jan 29th 2007, 9:41 am
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Re: Horseback riding safari in Tanzania
Dave Patterson wrote:
> Never heard of one.
> Remember that any safari worth taking would include
> areas with major predators. Your horse might look
> like lunch to them.
>
THAT WAS GOOD DAVE!!!
> Never heard of one.
> Remember that any safari worth taking would include
> areas with major predators. Your horse might look
> like lunch to them.
>
THAT WAS GOOD DAVE!!!
